Sechrest Opens New Home Today
Sechrest Funeral Service moves into a contemporary three and a half acre Lexington Avenue building with a noon opening and 3 p.m dedication. The firm, founded in 1897 by J. W. Sechrest, has passed through multiple locations and is led by officers including W. D. Lem mons and Betty Sechrest Clontz.
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Lexington Ave
Sechrest Funeral Home Service
High Point
J. W. Sechrest
Washington Street
N. Main St
N. Main Street
Lexington Avenue
W. D. Lemmons
Betty Sechrest Clontz
Edgar O. Johnson
William B. Lee
Sechrest
Leon A. Shute
E. F., Younts Inc
Kathy Dinghman
E. Lexington Avenue
Art Richardson
Bruce Alexander Named New Products Manager at Phillips-Foscue
Bruce Alexander appointed manager of new products development at Phillips-Foscue to direct LuXor foam for matresses and inaugurate packaging programs for military electronic and general industrial use. Alexander, a Springfield Tenn. native with nods to Maryville College and University of Tennessee, has held multiple plant and foam divisions leadership roles and Navy service.
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Kennedy Ponders Tax Cut Decision in Address
President Kennedy weighs an immediate income tax cut to spur business as July retail sales rise to 19.451 billion and personal income hits 442 billion. Officials review the economy with Walter Heller warning trends are perplexing and not yet a crisis while unions seek injunctions over diesel train work rules.
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Ete
Graf
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Cotton Picker Numbers Decline As Machines Take Over
A Labor Department study warns cotton handpicking dwindles as mechanization grows. From 1950 to 1961 output per hour rose sharply with cotton showing 135 percent gains, displacing about 250000 workers between 1959 and 1961. By 1964 two thirds of cotton may be machine harvested.
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Labor Department
Security quotes guide for NASD 1962 price ranges
Unofficial bid and asked ranges from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. They are not actual transactions and serve as a guide to approximate sale and purchase ranges as of August 10, 1962. Origin of quotations available on request.
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